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PART III. REGULATION OF MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTION,
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Getting Started
Beta Release install (Windows Only)
Get the latest release from: <https://github.com/BlockResearchGroup/compas-RV2/releases>
Install RV2
Unzip the folder and open RV2dev in explorer, right click on install.bat (.bat extension might be hidden) and choose Run as Administrator. Click Yes in the pop-up window. Installation is successful if you see following output.
C:\Windows\system32>C:\Users\lichen7\compas-RV2\dist\RV2\dev\env\python.exe -m compas_rv2.install --plugin_path C:\Users\lichen7\compas-RV2\dist\RV2\dev\..\ Installing PlugIn RV2 to Rhino PythonPlugIns. PlugIn RV2 Installed. Restart Rhino and open the Python editor at least once to make it available. installing compas_rv2 Installing COMPAS packages to Rhino 6.0 IronPython lib: IronPython location: C:\Users\lichen7\AppData\Roaming\McNeel\Rhinoceros\6.0\Plug-ins\IronPython (814d908a-e25c-493d-97e9-ee3861957f49)\settings\lib compas OK compas_rhino OK compas_tna OK compas_ags OK compas_pattern OK compas_rv2 OK compas_bootstrapper OK Completed. C:\Windows\system32>pause Press any key to continue . . .
Activate RV2 toolbar in Rhino
Go to menu Tools > Toolbar Layout…. In pop-up window, click File > Open…. Then in file explorer, select YOUR_RV2_FOLDERdevRV2.rui. Now you will see RhinoVAULT2 appears in rhino menu.
Known Issues
Following error might appear for fresh Rhino installations:
FileNotFoundError: [WinError 3] The system cannot find the path specified:
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To fix this, run EditPythonScript once and restart Rhino.


Preamble: a few months back, I realised I could use some relaxation, a desire to take my mind off my mind was at clouding my mind and having read many a report on how 2C-C was a gentle representative of its class with a prominent visual component and little to no body load, this was the selected medicine.
Abstract: intense relaxation - my hairy ass, 24mg was a whapadang of a psychedelic trip where 2 hours in, the open eye hallucinations were indistinguishable from close eyed visions, which proved a distraction and melted away to perceptions of pure clarity as to the way Things Should Be…. but first things first.
The story: T 0:00 afternoon, the gelcap containing ~24mg of the crystalline white powder in a quick dissolve gelcap swallowed with apple juice following a 16 hour fast, 2g piracetam, 1g l-phenylalanine, 250mg centrophenoxine, 2 caps American ginseng, some cups of coffee, a cardio-heavy workout by the beach, a few cones of some local hydro - all this on a 40C scorcher of a day when even the regular holiday beach fluff was too wilted to preen properly. Stupidity in retrospect, the whole half-nutted idea should have waited for a cooler day and a cooler head…
T0:20 taken care of the “dirty carpet' thing with a vacuum job and washed the dishes, no one home but us ducks – that’s me and the cat, who is flat on its back from the heat.
T 0:30 off baseline, my this is quick onset, well, why not go out to grab some things from the store, fruits, some cheese and fresh bread for later. The local supermarket is looking extra plastiky, fake in all the gloss. A ++ and up. Manage to transact the purchase of some dodgy fruit – sketchy as it seems to be living still in an all too friendly fashion, the notion of “cheese” a product of aged curdled bovine mammary secretions at this point is totally alien, bread is forgotten altogether in the confusion of brand name colour.
Of course, the teller is brand new, to him the concept of fruit seems to be alien as well as he has to check the price of every item at least twice, as the queue builds behind me, their eyes boring irritation into my back.
Escape! Avoiding looking at faces is key as they are starting to distort…
T 1:00 back home, the cat greets me with an intense ageless predator stare each of its long hairs in perfect order, I can see the cats aura / biofield. It flees in indignation when I reach to stroke it, I can feel the dander and the extra cat hair left on my hand which I try to brush off but it is imaginary cat hair so I have a fairly hard time trying to get rid of it.
T 1:30 on goes the music but everything sounds very amped, harsh and electric, the controls to the sound unit are a nuisance to manipulate and fail to produce that sweet sonic relief. Psytrance is jarring and evil, dub seems to have a hidden meaning prompting me to a revolution, I cant find the Glen Gould disk.
There is only one solution to the sonic crisis, on go the Grateful Dead, but it’s the Wrong Show, Jerry never sounded so sick, Donna is ruining the whole shaggy thing with her vaginal howls how do I turn this thing off???
T2:00 hmmm, seems we are not in Kansas anymore, Toto, and thank your mother for the rabbits. +++ the floor is now showing a peculiar proclivity to morphing underfoot, an unnerving tactile sensation felt right through the Tevas, making the idea of lying down a queasy notion indeed.
Paranoia, Fear, cold self analytical loathing and hyperthermia alternating with extreme chills, better lie down after all. I begin to sink through the carpeted floor as predicted and can hear my neighbors in the apartments across the street silently reproaching me of my psychedelic drug use.
2:30 massive quantities of electromagnetic information are being continually broadcast across the planet, radio, hi frequency, microwave, cellular and TV spectra, too many others, and my brain is the crystal picking up all this jumbled data, scrambled refracting noise, like being dropped in a small boat onto the surface of a small, log jammed pond and watching the waves coming back off the edges of the pond and off each other, and I feel rocked in the flimsy boat and try to form a psychic shield against the ceaseless bombardment – I could use that special alloy-foil helmet I saw advertised on Latenight Internet the other day…
The phone rings, which makes me very angry for its just the logical extension of the informational assault, I yank the cord out of the wall along with the broadband connection, the LCD screens winking into blackness.
The mobile is next, off it goes. Wrong planet, wrong vibration, time to get off this particular train of being.
T 3:00-T 6:00 the door opens, the Soulmate, she flows in, her long gleaming hair leaving heavy tracers that shift through the visible spectrum revealing hues that revolve from one soft metallic polarity to another, iridescent. Her greeting and smile intensifies the panic for some reason. “you’ve taken something”, she says casually after a cursory look at my upturned face on the floor, all black pupils and cold sweat. I try to guess whether the body attached to the face is mine.
I try to tell her that I am melting through the floor, but cannot vocalise, words do not mesh, too slow. For that matter, the “up” and “down” have become pliable and rather intermixed. Which one should I be after?
She sits on the floor and grabs my hand, squeezing and holding steady, gentle, looks into my eyes, “it will be over soon”, her voice clear channel across electric smog. I attempt to refocus on the breathing, give up trying to make sense, close my eyes. There is an almost immediate transition, remotely reminiscent of smoked DMT, a beckoning and the hallucinations descend as I exhale and begin to float off.
The first hallucination stays with me still, now 6 months since:
Underneath a cloudless endless cobalt sky, the great snow capped mountain behind, lush green valleys around and below, an icy spring from a monolith flows pure, becoming a rushing river in the hazy distance.
A higher, evolved version of myself sits in a relaxed lotus position, meditating on the nature of thought. In this place of supreme clarity, where the very air, while silent is charged with life, there is perfect harmony of the body mind, energy flows through the chakras, unimpeded by the former damage now overcome.
Here, a grain of rice per day is sufficient for daily physical sustenance as breathing is a much more effective form of energy intake, all function is accord. Each breath free of pain and stress and fear, this enough in and of itself to provide the essence of the Truth upon which to meditate and how simple the Truth - it is all one, you create that which is real and Free Will means You have reason enough and power to change this Reality.
How very far from the technogenic hell and self-induced pollution of my daily existence this place, how far the Higher Self from the me that is, but this was just a fleeting glimpse, I am inexorably pulled back to the self, alas the local version. Back in the body, which is in anguish. In a matter of disorganised seconds the causative nature and the un-necessity of the ongoing self punishment which has, as it appears, been the dominant paradigm operating my biorobot is very apparent.
This realisation is not new, I’ve had this on 18mg 2C-I, but in a slower fashion. The destructive relationship patterns and habits are brought in their undeniable truth into crystal multifaceted focus. Each new realisation this results in much projectile vomiting over the next 2 hours, felt as detoxification and followed by cleansing tears.
Peace came, after, leaving me drained but with a center and a calmness, now the overload was gone, the barrage of sensory overload now just a trickle in the oversensitized CNS.
T 7:00 conversation possible, still totally anorexic, a massage feels wonderful to the exhausted and wrung-out body, Soulmate warm, reproach held for a later time, cat now reemerges sensing a change in the energy state.
1mg alprazolam enables sleep at T 8:00, filled with dreams of mountains and green fields and the crystal energies of the liquid sky.
Epilogue: there are no such animals as lightweight psychedelics, many things are possible, will to power.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


All phenotypes that were measured over the different experiments
Yield related traits :
PW - Plant weight : fresh weight of plant canopy. Presented as Kg per M2.
TY - Total yield : total fruit yield measured for each plant or plot. Presented as Kg per M2.
BM - Biomass : total biomass. Calculated as TY+PW. Presented as Kg per M2.
BX - Brix : total soluble solids (TSS). Measured on sample from 10 fruits per plant/plot. Presented as precentage.
BX*Y - Brix * total yield : presented per M2. To obtain the value in g/M2 multiply by ten.
HI - Harvest index : calculated as TY/(TY+PW).
%RED - Percent red yield : calculated as the percent of red fruit yield from total fruit yield (red & green).
Fruit morphology :
FW - Fruit weight : average fruit weight as measured from a random sample of 20 fruits per plant (or plot). Presented as g per fruit.
FR LENGTH - Average fruit length : measured on three fruits per plant. Presented in mm, except for data from 2000-faculty, where measurements were taken on fruit scans and units are arbitrary.
FR WIDTH - Average fruit width : measured on three fruits per plant. Presented in mm, except for data from 2000-faculty, where measurements were taken on fruit scans and units are arbitrary.
LENGTH/WIDTH - Fruit length divided by fruit width
PERICARP - Pericarp thickness : measured on three fruits per plant. Measurement was taken at the widest spot on one locule per fruit. Presented in mm, except for data from 2000-faculty, where measurements were taken on fruit scans and units are arbitrary.
SEED W - Seed weight : average seed weight from a 50 seeds sample, that were extracted from five fruits of a single plant. Presented as weight (g) of 1000 seeds.
IC - Internal fruit color : measured as subjective ratings for the intensity of the color. Range is from 1 to 5 where 1 is light color and 5 is dark.
EC - External fruit color : measured as subjective ratings for the intensity of the color. Range is from 1 to 5 where 1 is light color and 5 is dark.
L - L* : lightness.
A - A* : Chromaticity coordinates. green-to-red scale.
B - B* : Chromaticity coordinates. blue-to-yellow scale.
fruit biochemistry :
CARO - Carotene content in the fruit : units are ug/g fruit.
LYCO - Lycopene content in the fruit : units are ug/g fruit.


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I posted an update to my KeywordClassifier Visual Studio extension today. This update fixes the manifest so that Visual Studio 2012 compatibility is better detected, and also adds JavaScript support for both VS2010 and VS2012. Here's a screenshot of how it looks:
I also updated the version of the extension that is posted on the Visual Studio Gallery.


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My experience with psycho-altering drugs has always been one of fun experimentation. I have a science background, with quite a bit of excitement when trying something for the first time if I have prepared and done my research.
I had always wanted to try absinthe, and on a few occaisions had the opportunity to get a very small amount through friends. It was never enough to get a full feeling out of the thujone/wormwood world that I have heard about. Usually a buddy would bring back a small amount from Europe or some other such source and in the distribution amongst friends, there was never enough for a good experience. With this in mind, I set out to apply some of my need for experimentation and decided to make my own from available sources over a two month period in the summer of 2003. I had graduated and was living in a house with some cool room mates who wouldn't mind if I tried some wacky preparations, so I set out to distill the green fairy.
I appropriated a set of glassware from various sources and was able to borrow a nice glass distillation column from my laboratory. With a home built still, capable of processing 1L at a time, I felt I was ready to start. It is strightforward but having the right setup is crucial to a good experience. My unit was water cooled, had a condensation unit built out of copper, and was stove-top operated.
In order to make the absinthe, I purchased a pound or so of wormwood from online sources and assembled the remainder of the herbal ingredients from local stores. Most everything you need aside from the wormwood is at your local grocery store. In order to remove the valuable essence of thujone from the wormwood, I first decided to purchase a fifth of 151 from the local liquor store. I steeped the liquor with a good amount of wormwood and sundry herbs in my closet for a week, shaking it twice a day to thoroughly mix the ingredients.
For the exact recipe, see the available online recipes. Over the course of the summer, I did this several times and made many batches using different base alcohols as my starting point. These included other hard alcohol sources and even port. They all lend a different finished product, but for the most part bacardi 151 is where it is at for maximum product. The volume of final product will be very high, and as the goal is to remove the active thujone from the wormwood bitters through ditillation, it is best in my experience to just put it in the stongest stuff you can find to produce more final product. Everclear would be even better.
After steeping in my closet, the mixture had turned a brownish green color. I transferred and filtered it into my stovetop still and cranked it up to operating temperature. The goal of this process is to bring off the thujone, which will boil off as a fraction early in the distillation leaving behind the undesirable bitter poisons in the still flask. This process is tuff to perfect, the temperatures need to be right and the process may take time to iron out. Suffice it to say, I got good at running my setup and could produce about 500ml of very high proof liquid from the original fifth of 151 used in the production of the steeped wormwood mix. This is dangerous to perform on an open flame, I advise against any source of fire coming within ten feet of this stuff. My final thujone/151 distillate was likely around 190 proof when the distillation was complete.
Preparing the drink is easy. It is nearly clear, pure alcohol, so it must be diluted to drink. My method of choice was about 2oz in a high ball glass full of ice with about 2 parts water added on top. The best part of this step is that if you have the real absinthe in your glass, all of the dissolved a-thujone and anise extract will precipitate out of solution when water is added creating a beautiful and strange opulescent creamy liquid. It looks like liquid pearl. The taste is not offensive, but I wouldn't call it a sipping drink. Strong licorice flavors from the anise and a hint of somthing else (the wormwood extracts). Mint is a useful addition to this drink.
Over the summer I made about 8 batches and shared them with friends. The results were interesting and varied from person to person. I would describe the earliest phases of the experience as feeling initially like a standard booze buzz, but as you get more drunk something definitely changes. My friends and I all agree, this stuff is special sauce! As you get more and more of the majic fairy (maybe 4 shots of the original mix is enough to get completely blitzed) the change from simple drunk happens.
Auditory hallucinations abound, clarity remains strong and the ability to converse increases. I felt like I could talk all night and have the most stimulating conversations while on absinthe. I'm sure that to outside observers it looks like a drunk buzz, but it is different. I never experienced strong visuals while on my preparations, but others who drank it reported on some bizarre effects including light related flashes or sensitivity to sound. All in all, it was very fun and a good learning experience. The effort to make the product was at first stimulating, but I grew tired of it and moved on. I'd recomend absinthe, I have no ill feelings or aftereffects to speak of.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Good news: I’m going to be fine. Bad news: It’s going to suck. Probably.
Texting with Cancer is the mental conversation with optimism and pessimism as I deal with cancer and life.
"It's our choice, whether to hate something in our lives or to love every moment of them, even the parts that bring us pain. 'At every moment, we are volunteers.'” - Joel Lovell on Stephen Colbert
Inspired by Before We Met With a lot of help from Laith Azzam
Thanks to my family who are making this way, way easier to deal with. Thanks to my friends who put up with my cancer jokes. (Is cancer contagious?)
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Objects of this class have methods for the functions print
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The following components must be included in a legitimate survreg
object.
the coefficients of the linear.predictors
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columns of the model
matrix.
It does not include the estimate of error (sigma).
The names of the coefficients are the names of the
single-degree-of-freedom effects (the columns of the
model matrix).
If the model is over-determined there will
be missing values in the coefficients corresponding to non-estimable
coefficients.
coefficients of the baseline model, which will contain the intercept and log(scale), or multiple scale factors for a stratified model.
the variance-covariance matrix for the parameters, including the log(scale) parameter(s).
a vector of length 2, containing the log-likelihood for the baseline and full models.
the number of iterations required
the linear predictor for each subject.
the degrees of freedom for the final model. For a penalized model this will be a vector with one element per term.
the scale factor(s), with length equal to the number of strata.
degrees of freedom for the initial model.
a vector of the column means of the coefficient matrix.
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Computer Networks: 2016-2017
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Overview
This course examines the science underpinning computer communications, such as the basic architectural principles of computer networking and specifically how the Internet works today. Covered topics include data representation, how errors in transmission can be detected and dealt with, the way information is routed over a large network, how congestion can be avoided, aspects of network security, and socket programming.Learning outcomes
At the end of the course the students should:
- Understand the architectural principles of computer networking and compare different approaches to organising networks.
- Understand good network design: simplicity, scalability, performance, and the end-to-end principle.
- Understand how the Internet works today.
- Judge the effectiveness of existing or similar network protocols.
- Be conversant with primitives of network application programming.
Synopsis
Network architecture: Packetization, Protocol layers and services, End-to-end principle, Internet structure
Link and access technologies: Multiple access protocols, Sliding window protocols, LANs (Ethernet), Error detection and correction
Network layer: IP packet switching, IP addressing and forwarding, Routing
Network services: Address assignment (DHCP), Address resolution (ARP), Error reporting and monitoring (ICMP), DNS
Traffic: Queuing models, packet dropping models, workloads
Switch architecture: Routers and switches
Transport layer: Ports, TCP (handshake, windowing, congestion control), UDP
Socket programming
Security: Elements of cryptography, Denial-of-service attacks and vulnerabilities at various layers (TCP spoofing, ARP poisoning, DNS cache poisoning), IPsec, DNSsec, SBGP, Firewalls, VPN, Securing TCP
Syllabus
The need for computer networks; layered models; Ethernet; IP; network routing and congestion control; network security.
Reading list
- Peterson and Bruce S. Davie "Computer Networks: A systems approach (4th ed)", Morgan Kaufmann, 2007.
- S. Tanenbaum, Computer Networks (3rd ed), Prentice-Hall International, 1996.


PureBasic - ImagePlugin
Overview
PureBasic supports external image formats through the use of a dynamic native plug-in system. By use of this system, only the required encoder or decoder will be added to the final executable, this in turn, dramatically reduces the size of the final program.
If for example, the application only requires the JPEG decoder, only that code which deals with the JPEG decoder is used.
Another nice feature is: if several decoders are being used, these decoders will be detected automatically, through the use of automatic image format detection.
The following functions support image plugins:
LoadImage(), CatchImage(), SaveImage(), LoadSprite(), CatchSprite() and SaveSprite().
Command Index
UseJPEG2000ImageDecoder
UseJPEG2000ImageEncoder
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UsePNGImageDecoder
UsePNGImageEncoder
UseTGAImageDecoder
UseTIFFImageDecoder
Example
ImagePlugin.pb
Supported OS
All


FiPrima
DESCRIPTIONMr Dengklek really likes prime numbers. On some occasion, he also really liked the interesting pattern of the Fibonacci series. He made a new term called "FiPrima". The "FiPrima" number is the sum of prime numbers before, until the intended prime tribe. One day, Mr Dengklek fall sick. He needs help to calculate "FiPrima" numbers. Can you help Mr. Dengklek to calculate ‘em ? INPUT FORMATThe first line is an integer number n. Then followed by an integer number x for n times. OUTPUT FORMATOutput n number of rows. Each row must contain the xth "FiPrima" number of each line. INPUT EXAMPLE5 1 2 3 4 5 OUTPUT EXAMPLE2 5 10 17 28 EXPLANATIONThe first 5 prime numbers in order are 2, 3, 5, 7 and 13. So:
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This app is built to help parents test and track their child's progress with certain phonetic speech sounds through a series of flash cards
You can select to test your child by trying all phonetic sounds at once or by selecting a specific phonetic sound
When you play this game with your child, keep in mind that if your child attempts to say the word, you must select whether they spoke the phonetic sound listed correctly or incorrectly in order to maintain accurate progress tracking
You can skip words if you would like, and at any time if you or you child is finished, just click at the bottom to get you current results as well as your progress over time
As your child progresses, you can always select "My Total Progress" or "Progress By Letter" to see how your child is doing


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* @memberof BaseComponent
* @summary Reference to main container.
* @description Reference to div element which exists in every
* custom element derived from {@link BaseComponent} and from now on
* is called main container. Its id and class attributes are initially
* equal to "main-container". Main container is added to shadow DOM root of
* current custom element by constructor of {@link BaseComponent}.
* @protected
* @instance
* @type {HTMLDivElement}
* @default null
*/
___mainContainer = null;
/**
* @summary Constructs an object of type {@link BaseComponent} and
* does all operations that are common for
* custom elements that extend {@link BaseComponent}.
* @description Constructs an object of type {@link BaseComponent},
* attaches shadow DOM to current node,
* initializes common template in shadow DOM (See {@link BaseComponent#initBaseTemplate}),
* initializes the template (See {@link BaseComponent#initLoadedTemplate}) and
* all event handlers (See {@link BaseComponent#initEventHandlers}) of
* current custom element if its template is already loaded, otherwise
* does so after loading the template of current custom element.
* @constructor
*/
constructor() {
super();
this.___shadow = this.attachShadow({mode: 'closed'});
this.initBaseTemplate();
/**
* Type of current object
* Used to access static members and methods
* @type {BaseComponent}
*/
let typeOfThis = this.constructor;
if(!typeOfThis.___template) {
typeOfThis.loadTemplate().done(() => {
this.initLoadedTemplate();
this.initEventHandlers();
});
} else {
this.initLoadedTemplate();
this.initEventHandlers();
}
}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @summary Part of custom elements browser API.
* Callback for element's connection to DOM.
* @description One of browser custom element lifecycle callbacks.
* A method is called by browser every time current custom element
* is connected to DOM. Used by custom element to respectively react
* to DOM connection. Method may be called once current custom element
* is no longer connected, use Node.isConnected to make sure.
* @public
* @instance
* @returns {void}
*/
connectedCallback() {}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @summary Part of custom elements browser API.
* Callback for element's disconnection from DOM.
* @description One of browser custom element lifecycle callbacks.
* A method is called by browser every time current custom element
* is disconnected from document's DOM. Used by custom element to
* respectively react to disconnection from DOM.
* @public
* @instance
* @returns {void}
*/
disconnectedCallback() {}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @summary Part of custom elements browser API.
* Callback for document change observation.
* @description One of browser custom element lifecycle callbacks.
* A method is called by browser every time element is moved from
* one document to another. Used by custom element to respectively
* react to element moved.
* @public
* @instance
* @returns {void}
*/
adoptedCallback() {}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @summary Part of custom elements browser API.
* Callback for attribute changes observation.
* @description One of browser custom element lifecycle callbacks.
* A method is called by browser every time an attribute change occurs.
* Used by custom element to respectively react to attribute changes.
* @public
* @instance
* @param {string} attrName
* @param {string|null} oldVal
* @param {string|null} newVal
* @returns {void}
*/
attributeChangedCallback(attrName, oldVal, newVal) {}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @summary Initializes base template which is common for
* every custom element derived from {@link BaseComponent}.
* @description Initializes base template by creating
* `<link rel="stylesheet" href="STYLESHEET_PATH">` tags for each
* path specified in {@link BaseComponent.___stylesheets} array,
* where STYLESHEET_PATH is string equal to consecutive
* stylesheet path from {@link BaseComponent.___stylesheets} array.
* After which creates DIV element sets its id and class attribute to
* "main-container" and assignes its reference to {@link BaseComponent#___mainContainer}.
* @public
* @instance
* @returns {void}
*/
initBaseTemplate() {
/**
* Type of current object
* Used to access static members and methods
* @type {BaseComponent}
*/
let typeOfThis = this.constructor;
for(let i = 0; i < typeOfThis.___stylesheets.length; i++) {
let stylesheet = document.createElement('link');
stylesheet.rel = 'stylesheet';
stylesheet.href = typeOfThis.___stylesheets[i];
this.___shadow.appendChild(stylesheet);
}
this.___mainContainer = document.createElement('div');
this.___mainContainer.id = 'main-container';
this.___mainContainer.classList.add('main-container');
this.___shadow.appendChild(this.___mainContainer);
}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @description Initializes template of current custom element by assigning
* the value of {@link BaseComponent.___template} to innerHTML property of
* {@link BaseComponent#___mainContainer}
* @public
* @instance
* @returns {void}
*/
initLoadedTemplate() {
/**
* Type of current object
* Used to access static members and methods
* @type {BaseComponent}
*/
let typeOfThis = this.constructor;
this.___mainContainer.innerHTML = typeOfThis.___template;
}
/**
* @memberof BaseComponent
* @method
* @description Used to initialize event handlers of current custom element.
* If derived custom element wants to add event handlers it must override
* this method.
* @public
* @instance
* @abstract
* @returns {void}
*/
initEventHandlers() {}
}
export {BaseComponent as default}


| Package | com.whirled.contrib.platformer.piece |
| Class | public class Dynamic |
| Implements | com.threerings.util.Hashable |
| Subclasses | Actor, RectDynamic, Shot |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| dx : Number | Dynamic | ||
| dy : Number | Dynamic | ||
| enemyCount : int [read-only]
| Dynamic | ||
| id : int | Dynamic | ||
| inter : int | Dynamic | ||
| owner : int | Dynamic | ||
| soundEvents : Array | Dynamic | ||
| sprite : String | Dynamic | ||
| type : String | Dynamic | ||
| updateState : int | Dynamic | ||
| x : Number | Dynamic | ||
| y : Number | Dynamic |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _dx : Number = 0 | Dynamic | ||
| _dy : Number = 0 | Dynamic | ||
| _inState : int | Dynamic | ||
| _inter : int | Dynamic | ||
| _owner : int | Dynamic | ||
| _x : Number = 0 | Dynamic | ||
| _y : Number = 0 | Dynamic |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Dynamic(insxml:XML = null)
| Dynamic | ||
|
alwaysSpawn():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
amOwner():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
equals(other:Object):Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
forceOwner():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
fromBytes(bytes:ByteArray):void
| Dynamic | ||
| Dynamic | |||
|
getNewOwner(closest:int):int
| Dynamic | ||
|
hashCode():int
| Dynamic | ||
|
isAlive():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
ownerType():int
| Dynamic | ||
|
shouldSpawn():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
spawnDist():Number
| Dynamic | ||
|
toBytes(bytes:ByteArray = null):ByteArray
| Dynamic | ||
|
useCache():Boolean
| Dynamic | ||
|
xmlInstance():XML
| Dynamic |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| DEAD : int = 3 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| DYN_COUNT : int = 2 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| ENEMY : int = 2 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| GLOBAL : int = 0 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| OWN_ALL : int = 3 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| OWN_PLAYER : int = 1 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| OWN_SERVER : int = 2 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| PLAYER : int = 1 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| SPAWN : int = 4 [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| U_INTER : int [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| U_POS : int [static]
| Dynamic | ||
| U_VEL : int [static]
| Dynamic |
| _dx | property |
protected var _dx:Number = 0
| dx | property |
dx:Number
[read-write]Implementation
public function get dx():Number
public function set dx(value:Number):void
| _dy | property |
protected var _dy:Number = 0
| dy | property |
dy:Number
[read-write]Implementation
public function get dy():Number
public function set dy(value:Number):void
| enemyCount | property |
enemyCount:int
[read-only]Implementation
public function get enemyCount():int
| id | property |
public var id:int
| _inState | property |
protected var _inState:int
| _inter | property |
protected var _inter:int
| inter | property |
inter:int
[read-write]Implementation
public function get inter():int
public function set inter(value:int):void
| _owner | property |
protected var _owner:int
| owner | property |
owner:int
[read-write]Implementation
public function get owner():int
public function set owner(value:int):void
| soundEvents | property |
public var soundEvents:Array
| sprite | property |
public var sprite:String
| type | property |
public var type:String
| updateState | property |
public var updateState:int
| _x | property |
protected var _x:Number = 0
| x | property |
x:Number
[read-write]Implementation
public function get x():Number
public function set x(value:Number):void
| _y | property |
protected var _y:Number = 0
| y | property |
y:Number
[read-write]Implementation
public function get y():Number
public function set y(value:Number):void
| Dynamic | () | constructor |
public function Dynamic(insxml:XML = null)
Parameters
insxml:XML (default = null )
|
| alwaysSpawn | () | method |
public function alwaysSpawn():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| amOwner | () | method |
public function amOwner():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| equals | () | method |
public function equals(other:Object):Boolean
Parameters
other:Object |
Boolean |
| forceOwner | () | method |
public function forceOwner():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| fromBytes | () | method |
public function fromBytes(bytes:ByteArray):void
Parameters
bytes:ByteArray |
| getBounds | () | method |
| getNewOwner | () | method |
public function getNewOwner(closest:int):int
Parameters
closest:int |
int |
| hashCode | () | method |
public function hashCode():int
Returns
int |
| isAlive | () | method |
public function isAlive():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| ownerType | () | method |
public function ownerType():int
Returns
int |
| shouldSpawn | () | method |
public function shouldSpawn():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| spawnDist | () | method |
public function spawnDist():Number
Returns
Number |
| toBytes | () | method |
public function toBytes(bytes:ByteArray = null):ByteArray
Parameters
bytes:ByteArray (default = null )
|
ByteArray |
| useCache | () | method |
public function useCache():Boolean
Returns
Boolean |
| xmlInstance | () | method |
public function xmlInstance():XML
Returns
XML |
| DEAD | constant |
public static const DEAD:int = 3
| DYN_COUNT | constant |
public static const DYN_COUNT:int = 2
| ENEMY | constant |
public static const ENEMY:int = 2
| GLOBAL | constant |
public static const GLOBAL:int = 0
| OWN_ALL | constant |
public static const OWN_ALL:int = 3
| OWN_PLAYER | constant |
public static const OWN_PLAYER:int = 1
| OWN_SERVER | constant |
public static const OWN_SERVER:int = 2
| PLAYER | constant |
public static const PLAYER:int = 1
| SPAWN | constant |
public static const SPAWN:int = 4
| U_INTER | constant |
public static const U_INTER:int
| U_POS | constant |
public static const U_POS:int
| U_VEL | constant |
public static const U_VEL:int


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Accused Abbotsford school killer due back in court next month after psych assessment
Crown has called their last witness in trial of Gabriel Klein
by Vikki HopesThe Crown called its last witness Friday in the trial of the man charged with fatally stabbing 13-year-old Letisha Reimer at Abbotsford Senior Secondary in 2016.
Gabriel Klein, 24, will next appear in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster on Dec. 9, at which time the results of a psychiatric assessment are scheduled to be presented.
Klein is on trial for the first-degree murder of Reimer and the aggravated assault of a 14-year-old girl (who cannot be named due to a publication ban) on Nov. 1, 2016.
RELATED: Accused Abbotsford school killer found fit to stand trial
The defence has not yet presented its case in court. But Crown lawyer Rob Macgown said in his opening submissions on the first day of the trial that neither side is disputing that Klein stabbed the two girls.
The question to be determined is whether Klein was not criminally responsible (NCR) due to a mental disorder.
Klein, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, was found not fit to stand trial on three separate occasions before the BC Review Board ruled in January of this year that he was now fit.
An NCR ruling at the conclusion of the trial would mean that the judge believes that Klein did not have the capacity to appreciate his actions and know right from wrong at the time of the offence.
Individuals who receive such a ruling fall under the mandate of the BC Review Board, which conducts an assessment to determine whether the person should be detained in a hospital, discharged in the community under certain conditions or discharged without conditions.
The trial is expected to conclude in late December.


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Hello. I’m Charles. A full stack blockchain developer and designer, founder at the Pneumacoin DAO.
Previously, I was Design Director at Monotype. Before that, Mark Boulton Design. Over the past few years, I've worked with CERN, bitfilm fest Saigon, ESPN, and UNDP.


Over €10,000 worth of drugs seized in Kells house
by Ann CaseyRevenue officers seized more than €10,000 worth of cannabis and cocaine at a hous ein Kells on Saturday.
Approximately 450g of herbal cannabis with an estimated value of €9,000 and 18g of cocaine with an estimated street value of €1,260 were seized following a search of a house in the Kells area.
The joint operation was conducted by Revenue’s Customs Service, the Garda Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau and the Drugs Unit based in Slane.
A 34 year old Irish man was arrested by Gardaí at the scene.
Investigations are ongoing.
This operation was part of ongoing joint investigations targeting organised crime groups. If businesses or members of the public have any information regarding drug smuggling, they can contact Revenue in confidence on Confidential Phone Number 1800 295 295.


New boss Jose Mourinho likely doesn't know about Troy Parrott says Mick McCarthy
Parrott scored in the Ireland under-21s qualifier win against Sweden on Tuesday night
by Michael ScullyMick McCarthy isn't convinced that new Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho is aware of the hugely promising Ireland starlet on the club's books.
After making his senior international debut in last week's friendly victory over New Zealand, Troy Parrott scored in the Ireland under-21s qualifier win against Sweden on Tuesday night.
Still only 17, featured prominently in high-profile games in pre-season for his club.
But Parrott's only competitive appearance for Spurs so far was the loss on penalties to Colchester in the EFL Cup in September - and this week he was linked with a move to Bayern Munich.
But the concern is that Mourinho will ignore the claims of young players on the club's books and go with experience as Tottenham look to improve their lowly Premier League status.
Given Ireland's struggles in front of goal, McCarthy could do with the teenage striker getting regular game time ahead of the Euro 2020 play-offs in March.
“Well, he (Mourinho) has come in talking about the academy," said McCarthy.
"So if that’s the case he (Parrott) will be quite pleased, because he will get games.
"But I bet he [Mourinho] doesn’t know him".
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So here's somewhat of a rare mistake on my part - I accidentally re-did a beer. Here's the skinny: a few weeks ago, I had a Remains of the Day post from Wisconsin Swiss that featured two beers from Capital Brewery - their Amber and their Island Wheat. A few days ago, I was out at the pool with my buddies on a summer day, so I brought some Island Wheat. I had some leftover, so of course, what do I do? Make pancakes.
When I went to write this up, though, I felt pretty dumb, as it's a beer we've seen before. That's okay, though, because it's one of the best pancake beers I've seen, so I'm going through with posting it anyway. Boom.
The beer, as described before, is light but flavorful. It's pretty ideal in terms of a poolside/summertime drink, as it's crisp and refreshing but still has a lot of flavor. It's even better when it's cold and not flat (which is much unlike the last time we encountered it).
One other thing worth noting is the color of these pancakes. This is probably the lightest color of pancake I've ever seen (well, maybe aside from normal ones, but who eats those anymore). Again, not shocking, but notable.
When I went to write this up, though, I felt pretty dumb, as it's a beer we've seen before. That's okay, though, because it's one of the best pancake beers I've seen, so I'm going through with posting it anyway. Boom.
| And it's in a can! |
Prep/Cooking:
The batter itself came out crazy light in color. Not that the beer is dark at all, but this is almost definitely the lightest batter we've seen. There weren't any interesting aromas to it, nor was there a ton of flavor, so really nothing interesting on the batter front. The pancakes cooked up pretty much normal as well.
Results:
I've said it before and I'll say it again - wheat beer tends to make really good pancakes. This beer is no different. In fact, this beer may as well be the flagship wheat pancake beer. I took my first bite and was instantly transported to a world of delightful wheat pancake love. It's a difficult taste to describe, but boy is it good.
| Get ready for the delicious |
The Ternary Scale:
Pancakes: 2! Oh god, yes. Go buy some of this beer (it's pretty cheap) and make pancakes. Make all the pancakes. It's decent in beer form but oh man, pancake it up.
Syrup: 0. Don't bother.  They don't need any help.
| Hax |


NASA Ames Honor Award
"For outstanding software development contributions" to the
Intelligent Systems Division
Contribution details
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Completed the multimodal mission control display of a planetary
rover system ahead of schedule by utilizing Julia,
JavaScript,AngularJS, and jQuery to create new features such
as displaying the rover’s energy usage at any point of its
traversal
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Cut down Julia system dependencies by over 50% to ensure a
more robust and reusable software architecture


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This page lists scripts for testing the different parts of the MyBatis Generator UI. This information may also be helpful in learning how to use the different parts of the Eclipse user interface for MyBatis Generator.
root
is also root
drop schema if exists mbgtest; create schema mbgtest; use mbgtest; create table a (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table b (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table c (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table d (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table e (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table f (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table g (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table h (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table i (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id)); create table j (id int not null, description varchar(50), primary key(id));
The following tests are intended to be executed in the order listed. Some tests build on items created in previous tests.
src
generatedsrc
src
folder called config
config
packagesrc
folder called base
base
package named BaseModel
. The class
doesn't need any attributes or methods.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <!DOCTYPE generatorConfiguration PUBLIC "-//mybatis.org//DTD MyBatis Generator Configuration 1.0//EN" "http://mybatis.org/dtd/mybatis-generator-config_1_0.dtd" > <generatorConfiguration> <classPathEntry location="/Program Files (x86)/MySQL/Connector.J 5.1/mysql-connector-java-5.1.39-bin.jar" /> <context id="context1" targetRuntime="MyBatis3Simple" > <jdbcConnection driverClass="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" connectionURL="jdbc:mysql://localhost/mbgtest" userId="root" password="root" > </jdbcConnection> <javaModelGenerator targetPackage="gen.model" targetProject="MBGTest" >  </javaModelGenerator> <sqlMapGenerator targetPackage="gen.mapper" targetProject="MBGTest" /> <javaClientGenerator targetPackage="gen.mapper" targetProject="MBGTest" type="XMLMAPPER" />
 </context> <context id="context2" targetRuntime="MyBatis3Simple" > <jdbcConnection driverClass="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" connectionURL="jdbc:mysql://localhost/mbgtest" userId="root" password="root" > </jdbcConnection> <javaModelGenerator targetPackage="gen.src.model" targetProject="MBGTest/generatedsrc" /> <sqlMapGenerator targetPackage="gen.src.mapper" targetProject="MBGTest/generatedsrc" /> <javaClientGenerator targetPackage="gen.src.mapper" targetProject="MBGTest/generatedsrc" type="XMLMAPPER" />
 </context> </generatorConfiguration>
<classPathEntry>
element
if different on your systemgen.model.A.java
in the "src" folder@mbggenerated
commentsmergetest
and generate a getter and setter
for the field.gen.model.A.java
in the "src" foldermergetest
, and its getter and setter remain
in the file (they will have been moved to the bottom of the file)gen.model.A
now extends BaseModel
gen.model.A
doesn't extend anything. There will be one
warning in the file related to an unused import (the Java merger does not reconcile all
imports). Delete the import and verify that there are no other errors in the
workspace. Also, verify that the field mergetest
and its
associated getter and setter still exist.<classPathEntry>
element from the file.build.xml
in the "MBGTest/src/config" package.<project default="runMyBatisGenerator"> <target name="runMyBatisGenerator"> <eclipse.convertPath resourcepath="MBGTest/src/config/generatorConfig.xml" property="thePath"/> <mybatis.generate configfile="${thePath}" > </mybatis.generate> </target> </project>
gen.src.model.A
. There will now be errors in the
workspace.build.xml
file, then select the
menu option "Run As>Ant Build...". You should see the Ant launch configuration
dialog open.build.xml
file, then select the
menu option "Run As>Ant Build...". You should see the Ant launch configuration
dialog open.


Cueist Asif dedicates second world title to 'Kashmiri brothers and sisters'
by Sports DeskPakistan’s most successful cueist Muhammad Asif on Monday received a warm welcome at the Karachi airport after he won his second world title.
Asif defeated Jeffery Roda eight frames to five in the final of the World Snooker Championship in Antalya, Turkey.
He had earlier won the world championship in 2012.
Asif, who hails from Faisalabad, while talking to media in Karachi said: “I am thankful to Allah for the win. He helped me to this big victory. I was hopeful that I will win the title. The people have showered a lot of love on me.”
He continued by ruing the lack of support from the government of Pakistan. “The government doesn’t motivate us. I am thankful to the Pakistan Billiards and Snooker Association for their support and help.”
He added that the win was not alone his to take credit for. “This is not an individual victory, this is Pakistan’s victory. I am happy that I was able to raise Pakistan’s flag high one again.”
Asif then made a humble request to the government of Pakistan. “I would request the government to support us. I didn’t receive the legal winning prize of Rs10 million when I first won the world title, however that is an old story.”
He then dedicated the win to the “Kashmiri brothers and sisters”.


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ci_example_cpp
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Abstract class defining for the PID configuration. More...
#include <gains_configuration.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~Gains_configuration () |
| The default destructor do nothing. | |
| virtual double | get_kp () const =0 |
| Get the proportional gain. More... | |
| virtual double | get_kd () const =0 |
| Get the derivative gain. More... | |
| virtual double | get_ki () const =0 |
| Get the integral gain. More... | |
| virtual bool | has_error () const =0 |
| Enquire if an error was encountered while reading the configuration. More... | |
| virtual std::string | get_error () const =0 |
| returns error encountered when reading configuration More... | |
Abstract class defining for the PID configuration.
This virtual object describes the configuration a PID objects is waiting for. Daughter class will for example be initialize through files, ROS params, etc.
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pure virtual |
returns error encountered when reading configuration
Implemented in ci_example_cpp::DefaultConfiguration, ci_example_cpp::RosParameters_configuration, and ci_example_cpp::File_configuration.
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pure virtual |
Get the derivative gain.
Implemented in ci_example_cpp::DefaultConfiguration, ci_example_cpp::RosParameters_configuration, and ci_example_cpp::File_configuration.
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pure virtual |
Get the integral gain.
Implemented in ci_example_cpp::DefaultConfiguration, ci_example_cpp::RosParameters_configuration, and ci_example_cpp::File_configuration.
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pure virtual |
Get the proportional gain.
Implemented in ci_example_cpp::DefaultConfiguration, ci_example_cpp::RosParameters_configuration, and ci_example_cpp::File_configuration.
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pure virtual |
Enquire if an error was encountered while reading the configuration.
Implemented in ci_example_cpp::DefaultConfiguration, ci_example_cpp::RosParameters_configuration, and ci_example_cpp::File_configuration.


Reflecting Natural Numbers
Contents
Introduction
This module implements reified type-level natural numbers which we can configure dynamically at runtime. This code is cribbed from the paper Functional Pearl: Implicit Configuration by Kiselyov and Shan, which I highly recommend. We're barely scratching the surface of the techniques that paper covers.
We'll be using this code later on to encode natural numbers in the type of a text buffer -- specifically, the line width of the screen for wrapping and the width of the tab stops.
module Kreb.Reflect.Nat (
ReflectNat(..)
, reifyNat
, showNat
, Zero()
, Incr()
, Doub()
, Nat()
, nat0
, nat1
, nat2
, nat3
, nat4
, nat5
, nat6
, nat7
, nat8
, nat9
, nat10
, nat11
, nat12
, nat13
, nat14
, nat15
, nat16
, nat17
, nat18
, nat19
, nat20
, nat21
, nat22
, nat23
, nat24
, nat25
, nat26
, nat27
, nat28
, nat29
, nat30
, nat31
, nat32
, nat33
, nat34
, nat35
, nat36
, nat37
, nat38
Type level natural numbers
First we give a basic binary encoding of natural numbers as types. Note that these types have no constructors, so they have no interesting values.
Next we have a class representing types which can be reflected back to a unique Int
value.
And the natural number type constructors can be made instances of ReflectNat
in the obvious way:
instance
ReflectNat Zero
where
reflectNat _ = 0
instance
( ReflectNat a
) => ReflectNat (Incr a)
where
reflectNat :: Proxy (Incr a) -> Int
reflectNat _ =
1 + (reflectNat (Proxy :: Proxy a))
instance
( ReflectNat a
) => ReflectNat (Doub a)
where
reflectNat :: Proxy (Doub a) -> Int
reflectNat _ =
2 * (reflectNat (Proxy :: Proxy a))
Now for the magic step.
Given a function with signature Proxy p -> a
, where p
is one of our type naturals, we want to be able to apply this function to a specific type that is only known at runtime. The process of turning a runtime Int
into a type is called reification, and this rank 2 type can do it.
reifyNat
:: Int
-> (forall p. ReflectNat p => Proxy p -> a)
-> a
reifyNat m cont = case quotRem m 2 of
(0,0) -> cont (Proxy :: Proxy Zero)
(k,0) -> reifyNat k $
\(_ :: Proxy u) -> cont (Proxy :: Proxy (Doub u))
(k,1) -> reifyNat k $
\(_ :: Proxy u) -> cont (Proxy :: Proxy (Incr (Doub u)))
_ -> cont (Proxy :: Proxy Zero)
Note that neither the caller of reifyNat
, nor the callback cont
argument, need to know exactly what p
is. The actual reified type is completely hidden. So we get the best of two worlds: we can write type-safe code depending on natural number parameters, but can use this code as if the types aren't there. Of course this strategy comes with tradeoffs, but it opens up a large new design space.
showNat
:: forall p. ( ReflectNat p ) => Proxy (Nat p) -> String
showNat _ = "nat" ++ show (reflectNat (Proxy :: Proxy p))
Some constants:
zero :: Proxy (Nat Zero)
zero = Proxy
incr :: Proxy (Nat p) -> Proxy (Nat (Incr p))
incr _ = Proxy
doub :: Proxy (Nat p) -> Proxy (Nat (Doub p))
doub _ = Proxy
nat0 = zero
nat1 = incr zero
nat2 = doub nat1
nat3 = incr nat2
nat4 = doub nat2
nat5 = incr nat4
nat6 = doub nat3
nat7 = incr nat6
nat8 = doub nat4
nat9 = incr nat8
nat10 = doub nat5
nat11 = incr nat10
nat12 = doub nat6
nat13 = incr nat12
nat14 = doub nat7
nat15 = incr nat14
nat16 = doub nat8
nat17 = incr nat16
nat18 = doub nat9
nat19 = incr nat18
nat20 = doub nat10
nat21 = incr nat20
nat22 = doub nat11
nat23 = incr nat22
nat24 = doub nat12
nat25 = incr nat24
nat26 = doub nat13
nat27 = incr nat26
nat28 = doub nat14
nat29 = incr nat28
nat30 = doub nat15
nat31 = incr nat30
nat32 = doub nat16
nat33 = incr nat32
nat34 = doub nat17
nat35 = incr nat34
nat36 = doub nat18
nat37 = incr nat36
nat38 = doub nat19